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Featuring the original uncut version and new and exclusive Director's Son's version edited by Terry and Bill Jones, sourced from HD material and presented in 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen with new 5.1 sound, exclusive commentary by Terry Jones on director's cut version, interview with Terry and Bill Jones, interviews with cast and crew, and making of Erik the Viking with on-set reports. -------
Disc One Brand New Director's Son's Cut with English subtitles Commentary with Terry Jones Interview with Terry and Bill Jones Photo Gallery -------
Disc Two Original UK Theatrical cut The Making of Erik the Viking Feature Reports Extended
Featuring the original uncut version and new and exclusive Director's Son's version edited by Terry and Bill Jones, sourced from HD material and presented in 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen with new 5.1 sound, exclusive commentary by Terry Jones on director's cut version, interview with Terry and Bill Jones, interviews with cast and crew, and making of Erik the Viking with on-set reports. -------
Disc One Brand New Director's Son's Cut with English subtitles Commentary with Terry Jones Interview with Terry and Bill Jones Photo Gallery -------
Disc Two Original UK Theatrical cut The Making of Erik the Viking Feature Reports Extended Cast Interviews -------
Synopsis
Tim Robbins stars as Erik the Viking, a thoughtful man in a violent time who does not enjoy killing and raping like the rest of his people. When he accidentally kills a woman while defending her, he re-evaluates his life and goes off in search of the Horn Resounding, which has the power to bring him to his true home and end the Age of Ragnarok, bringing peace to the kingdom. To get there he has to lead a pathetic group of seasick sailors through the Gates of the World and into sunlight, on their way to Valhalla. But all threatens to come undone when the local blacksmith plots to sabotage the journey to protect his lucrative weapons business. The film includes wonderfully unexpected turns from Mickey Rooney and Eartha Kitt and an especially funny performance by John Cleese as a torturing warlord who enjoys having men killed in myriad creative ways. The film is more similar in tone to Terry Gilliam's 'Jabberwocky' than to any of the Monty Python farces.
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Number of discs: 2
UPC: 978373916634
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